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#BellLetsTalk Day is Today for Canadians
You can learn more of the details from this article. Not only is Bell encouraging all Canadians to share their stories about mental health and help people understand just how many people around them every day are dealing with mental health issues, they are also contributing five cents for every Tweet using the #BellLetsTalk hashtag…
Link – Researcher explains why PTSD is more like a physical illness than an ‘invisible injury’
PsyPost: Why were you interested in this topic? Dunkley: We were interested in this topic because PTSD is still very much seen as an ‘invisible injury’ and a huge burden on the sufferer and military healthcare system (as well, of course, all healthcare systems). By ‘invisible injury’, I mean that there is often no overt…

Link – 5 Questions to Ask the Partners of Child Abuse Survivors
This is a really good reminder, that when you have one person in a relationship dealing with a long term healing process, the other person needs support too. I especially like the reminder that the survivor benefits greatly from knowing that someone else is also looking after their partner as well. It is very important…
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Healing Tools That I Have Learned tags: CA Avoiding a Mental Illness Relapse During Family Gatherings tags: CA Exercise for Mental Health: Reasons to Start and Reasons to Stop tags: CA Doctor’s breakthrough offers hope to those who are sexually abused – Quincy, MA – The Patriot Ledger tags: CA Posted from Diigo. The rest…

Sharing – Mental Health Awareness Week – Doing one of the most difficult jobs
This is important work done by the Internet Watch Foundation, and I’m glad they see how important the mental health impact can be. “Our analysts see more distressing images in a day than most see in their lifetime. Day in, day out, we see many children whose peace of mind is ruined by an internet…

Link – You Can’t Save A Mentally Ill Person
This is harsh, but it is also true. On the other hand, I fear that many people are uncomfortable with people in their lives who may be dealing with a mental health issue because they are afraid of doing something wrong, and causing them to get worse. That’s not going to happen. Just like you…